Ace of Spades
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Jackson practically shouted into the speaker of his phone, his voice filled with excitement.
Melody held the phone away and rubbed her ear with a soft chuckle. “I would ask what it is, but I think I’m too deaf to hear the answer now,” she teased.
“Well you have to hear this,” Jackson boasted, his voice filled with excitement. “I’m going to be in a band.”
“That’s great, J,” Melody said, thrilled, albeit confused by his news. “Except for one tiny little detail.”
... “What’s that?”
“You don’t like people,” Melody answered dryly. “Bands typically involve more than one person.”
“Who cares?” Jackson countered. Melody could practically see the accompanying non-committal shrug through the phone. “I’m going to get paid to play music.”
“But… how did you end up in a band?”
Mel knew he’d been up in Los Angeles, filming episodes of the competitive talent show he’d been chosen for, but he’d been competing as a solo artist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jackson practically shouted into the speaker of his phone, his voice filled with excitement.
Melody held the phone away and rubbed her ear with a soft chuckle. “I would ask what it is, but I think I’m too deaf to hear the answer now,” she teased.
“Well you have to hear this,” Jackson boasted, his voice filled with excitement. “I’m going to be in a band.”
“That’s great, J,” Melody said, thrilled, albeit confused by his news. “Except for one tiny little detail.”
... “What’s that?”
“You don’t like people,” Melody answered dryly. “Bands typically involve more than one person.”
“Who cares?” Jackson countered. Melody could practically see the accompanying non-committal shrug through the phone. “I’m going to get paid to play music.”
“But… how did you end up in a band?”
Mel knew he’d been up in Los Angeles, filming episodes of the competitive talent show he’d been chosen for, but he’d been competing as a solo artist.
What to read after Ace of Spades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elle Bright to read onlineMoreLess
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